TOPIC

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1. A New South–South Investment Corridor

• Growing investment relationships between Latin America and the Gulf as part of a broader Global South capital flow.

• Strategic partnerships between investors in countries like United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar with opportunities across Chile, Colombia, Peru, and Brazil.

• LATAM as a diversification play for Gulf family offices seeking exposure to commodities, demographics, and natural resources.

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2. Food Security, Agriculture & Supply Chains

• Gulf countries’ long-term food security strategies aligned with LATAM’s agricultural capacity.

• Investment opportunities in farmland, agri-logistics, and ag-tech across Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, and Brazil.

• Opportunities to build resilient food corridors linking South American producers with Gulf import markets.

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3. Energy Transition & Natural Resource Partnerships

• LATAM’s strategic role in supplying critical minerals and renewable energy.

• Lithium triangle cooperation involving Chile, Argentina, and Bolivia for global battery supply chains.

• Gulf capital supporting renewable projects in Colombia, Chile, and Mexico, as well as green hydrogen initiatives.

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4. Infrastructure, Logistics & Trade Connectivity

• Investment opportunities in ports, logistics corridors, and digital infrastructure linking the two regions.

• Strategic shipping and trade routes connecting LATAM export hubs with Gulf logistics centers like Dubai and Doha.

• Infrastructure investment opportunities in ports, airports, and energy grids across Panama, Colombia, and Peru.

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5. The Role of Family Offices in Building Cross-Regional Partnerships

• Family offices as long-term investors, bridging opportunities between Latin America and the Gulf.

• Co-investment platforms between investors in the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Kuwait with family offices in Chile, Colombia, and Mexico.

• Cultural alignment in relationship-driven investing, patient capital, and multi-generational wealth strategies.